Organisations
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Boaz Trust
We are a Manchester based charity supporting people who have become homeless after claiming asylum.
BRASS Bolton - Befriending Refugees and Asylum Seekers
BRASS Bolton offers Immigration advice, ESOL classes and runs and information and support hub in Bolton.
British Red Cross
ESOL Classes, Talk English, Employability Workshops, Wellbeing Sessions, Social Activities, Light Refreshment, Advice, Referral & Signposting (housing, health, education, welfare rights & entitlements, etc), Emergency Cash Support, Information Sessions, Extra hub activities i.e. Sports, Guided Visits, Etc.
Culture Bridge
"Established in 2018, Culture Bridge is a CIC Limited community group facilitating a dialogue of communication and trust between cultures and the advancement of education of the public. We aim to push our limits through ideas and creations. Since 2018, Culture Bridge’s successfully managed to run 3 regular art and culture workshops: Refugee Connect, Women art and culture, and Children Art & Culture. We recently established the Kurdish school, “Nishtiman”. We believe we can build our community together, through sharing our art and cultural talents and experiences. Most of our volunteers are lived experience migrants and refugee artists and musicians from Iran, Iraq and Kurdistan"
GMYN - Being Together Programme
GMYN is a charity that helps young people. Our Being Together programme is specially for asylum-seekers and refugees who arrived in the UK under 18 without parents/guardians. We work with these children and young people up to age 21, in partnership with GMIAU. We offer: Weekly groups in different areas of Greater Manchester, after school/college. These groups are a fun social space where young people can try activities like art, cooking, sport, volunteering, or learn about life in the UK.
Weekly English Conversation Club in central Manchester on Tuesday afternoons.
Reward trips in the holidays.
One-to-one support sessions from a youth worker.
Regular information sessions from GMIAU to help young people understand the asylum process.
Girls Group, led by a female facilitator.
Group timings subject to change.